[SeekAndFind]

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Georgia H describes how, as a teacher, she was force-fed the narrative about systemic racism in America. However, when Georgia was actually in the classroom, and again when she was working as a nurse, there was a chasm between what she was told and what she knew to be true – and of course, a chasm between what she knew to be true and what she was allowed to say.

Eventually, the stress of that cognitive dissonance (or doublethink) was too great. George H solved it by walking away and then telling others about her intellectual journey.

What’s especially nice about the video is that, once Georgia realized that the narrative was untrue, she was able to see Alexandria Ocasio-Ortez for what she really is: A completely uninformed, goofily appealing mouthpiece for a narrative that has no relationship to the real world. Georgia saw that the Democrat party was “a vapid laughing-stock.” She knew that thinking people should be embarrassed to be a part of it.

It’s an excellent video. If you watch it, be sure to read the notes that Georgia added when the video went viral.

[PGalt]

REALITY! Existence...Exists. A = A

Ayn Rand

[jjotto]

“...[T]he purpose of communist propaganda was not to persuade or convince, nor to inform, but to humiliate; and therefore, the less it corresponded to reality the better...” - Baron Bodissey

[aquila48]

Bookmark

[PGalt]

ping

[GOPJ]

After viewing this the feeling is Republicans should go into our Universities and start rescuing young people who have been drawn into these toxic group think situations.

We don't have to pull them out of the democrat cult - but they need to know 'we're there' when they're ready to leave...

[AFreeBird]

Watched the whole 47 minutes. Actually pretty good. She uses “like” way too much though. It gets annoying.

But her message is otherwise clear and should resonate with some of the younger crowd.

[coloradan]

Direct link to her video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flp7gKg5G4E

I concur that she uses “like” much too often, but, her underlying message is sufficiently important to overlook that.

[aquila48]

Simply SUPERB!!

What an eloquent, brilliant lady. This should be sent far and wide.

Most so called liberals are like her. In their personal lives they act like responsible conservatives, but for some weird reason they support public policies that are the opposite their private ones. I have two daughters like that.

It’s guilting at work. See my tag line.

[lyby]

“either embrace the narrative or embrace the truth”